Hello everybody,

We would like to take the opportunity and initiate our first round of feedback here in the community. We want to tailor this discussion around our new SOUND FORGE Audio Studio 12. Please feel free to tell us what you like and dislike, and your ideas and wishes for future features!

Howdy.

I managed to add soundforge 9 to the "tools" menu in Sonar 8 PE, and I'm even able to open audio files within soundforge to edit them (destructively, it is), but the thing is, every time I finish editing that one audio file and go back to sonar, the program (sonar) crashes!

I'm drawing a blank here...

I used to have, some years ago, Sonar 3 PE and Sound forge 6. every time I right-clicked on an audio clip Sonar gave the option of editing it WITHIN SOUND FORGE (as if going to it, edit it and then close it and "come back" to the track view in sonar).

In SONY Sound Forge, I'm using the Pitch Bend effect to make many adjustments to a vocal track, but I need to SIMULTANEOUSLY listen to the backing instrumental track to ajust the vocal. How can I listen to 2 audio tracks at the same time while adjusting only one of them?

I'm trying to learn Gsnap to correct some singing. How can I save the corrected audio track. I'm using Sony Sound forge. When I select Save, it saves the old track uncorrected.

This question is mainly focused on Sony Sound Forge, but if you know of another program that has a similar feature that's fine too. I'm looking for a program that will remove gaps of silence in an audio file. There are plenty of programs that have this so-called "auto trim" feature, but usually it's restricted to removing silence at the beginning or end of an audio file.

I am involved in an audio recording project and I need some quick advice. Let me say at the outset that I have tried the Sony email support option without success. We are talking back and forth on two different levels.

So I got my Sound Forge all nicey nice and I'm recording four tracks at a time.

I got it because it it pretty hospitable to the amateur user, but I am a little too amateur to understand how I mix those four tracks into one stereo track...

Can anyone shred some light?

Thanks

H

I purchased a hot rod PC from shop specializing in silent audio workstations. I am using Sound Forge 8.0 with, first, an m-audio: audio quattro usb 4 in 4 out box. The PC was randomly restarting and I was getting a lot of static and short dropouts in my recordings.